ArchiveExhibition
Essence
16 Mar-24 May 2024
New Art Centre
Salisbury SP5 1BG
'Essence' installation view
Overview
The work in the gallery is changed by light in the same way as sculpture in the park. The interplay between landscape, sculpture and light is the true essence of Roche Court.
Exhibited in the award-winning Gallery and 18th Century Orangery, ‘Essence’ ultimately represents relationships; between artist and artwork, and the longstanding connection between artist and gallery.
These works are beautiful and have the capacity to leave a mark on us all.
Edmund de Waal, heimkehr, 2012, 32 thrown porcelain vessels in celadon and cream glazes three black lacquer shelves with curved lead lining. Credit: New Art Centre
Ian Stephenson, Progressive plane: blue 59, 1959, Painted collage on board. Credit: New Art Centre
Edmund de Waal, late work, 2023, Porcelain, lead, gold, yellow ochre and aluminium. Credit: New Art Centre
John Hubbard, Atlas Landscape, 1972, Oil on canvas. Credit: New Art Centre
Barbara Hepworth, Aegean, 1956, Bronze. Credit: Hepworth Estate and New Art Centre
Edmund de Waal, Last Things, 2006, 59 porcelain vessels, with 6 celadon glazes and 6 grey glazes, on a steel plinth. Credit: New Art Centre
